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3. Select “EXECUTE” and then press [ENTER].

It is not possible to restore the data to its original state after

executing this operation.

This function deletes the performance data of the specified

region. Performance data that follows the deleted region will

be moved forward to fill the gap. The performance data will

be shortened by the amount that was deleted.

1. In the “Song Edit Menu,” select “3. Delete” and press

[ENTER].

The SONG EDIT DELETE screen will appear.

2. Use [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to the

parameter that you want to change, and use the VALUE

dial to make the desired settings.

3. Select “EXECUTE” and then press [ENTER].

It is not possible to restore the data to its original state after

executing this operation.

This function copies the performance data of the specified

region. This is convenient when you want to re-use existing

performance data.

1. In the “Song Edit Menu,” select “4. Copy” and press

[ENTER].

The SONG EDIT COPY =SOURCE= screen will appear.

2. Use [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to the

parameter that you want to change, and use the VALUE

dial to make the desired settings.

Deleting an unwanted region (Delete)

Parameter Value Explanation

Part ALL, 1–16 Selects the Song part from

which data is to be deleted.

From

(MEAS:

BEAT: TICK)

0001: 01:

000– Specifies the beginning of the

region to be deleted.

To (MEAS:

BEAT: TICK) 0001: 01:

000– Specifies the end of the

region to be deleted.

Copying performance data (Copy)

Parameter Value Explanation

SOURCE settings

Part ALL, 1–16 Selects the copy-

source Song part.

From

(MEAS:

BEAT: TICK) 0001: 01: 000– Specifies the

beginning of the

region to be copied.

To (MEAS:

BEAT: TICK) 0001: 01: 000– Specifies the end of

the region to be

copied.

Data Type ALL, NOTE, PITCH

BEND, CC, PC Specifies the type of

data to be copied.

Range Min

(Only when Data Type= NOTE or CC)

If Data Type= NOTE:

C–(Range Max

value)

If Data Type= CC:

0–(Range Max value)

Specifies the lowest

note (Note) or lowest

value (CC) of the

data that is to be

copied.

Range Max

(Only when Data Type= NOTE or CC)

If Data Type= NOTE:

(Range Min Value)–

G9

If Data Type= CC:

(Range Min value)–

127

Specifies the highest

note (Note) or

highest value (CC) of

the data that is to be

copied.

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Contents

Main Contents New functions in Prelude Version 2.0 Playing back songs with Lyrics data Creatingd and editing a User Style Other added functions Recording or editing a song Playing back songs with Lyrics data Copying songs to the USB memory Importing songs with Lyrics data Before you compose a Style How a Style is constructed Divisions Checking the settings for each part of a Division Creating a User Style Editing an existing Style STYLE MFX screen Changing the Styles sounds (STYLE MAKEUP) Changing the Styles MFX settings (STYLE MFX) Saving a Style Creating a new Style Initializing the style (STYLE INITIALIZE) Realtime recording Recording a Style Page Entering chords Assigning a name to the Style The Relation between Note Value Length and Gate Time Saving the Style you recorded Editing a Style Correcting the note timing (Quantize) Erasing unwanted data (Erase) Deleting an unwanted region (Delete) Copying performance data (Copy) Page Inserting blank space (Insert) Shifting the pitch (Transpose) Modifying the note dynamics (Change Velocity) Modifying the note durations (Change Gate Time) Replacing performance data (Global Change) Making fine adjustments to the timing (Shift Clock) Changing the length of each part (Style Part Length) Specifying the time signature (Time Signature) Editing a Style in more detail (STYLE MICROSCOPE) Viewing only the performance data you want to see Automatically generating Style data (EZ CONVERT) Creating a song Recording your performance as you play Creating a song Ways to create a song Editing an existing song Creating a new song Editing an existing song Changing the songs sounds (SONG MAKEUP) Changing the songs MFX settings (SONG MFX) Editing an existing song Saving a song SONG MFX screen SONG MFX SETTING screen Naming the Song Creating a new song Initializing the song (SONG INITIALIZE) Recording a song Realtime recording Step recording Entering a chord Naming the Song The Relation between Note Value Length and Gate Time Saving the song you recorded Editing a song (SONG EDIT) Correcting the note timing (Quantize) Erasing unwanted data (Erase) Deleting an unwanted region (Delete) Copying performance data (Copy) Inserting blank space (Insert) Shifting the pitch (Transpose) Modifying the note dynamics (Change Velocity) Modifying the note durations (Change Gate Time) Replacing performance data (Global Change) Making fine adjustments to the timing (Shift Clock) Combining performance data (Merge) Exchanging data with another part (Exchange) Editing a song in more detail (SONG MICROSCOPE) Viewing only the performance data you want to see Editing data that applies to the entire song (SONG MASTER TRACK) Page Other added functions (Owners Manual p. 45) STYLE FINDER SYSTEM PEDAL Other added functions SYSTEM STYLE MIDI (NTA) What is NTA? Other added functions (Owners manual p. 37) Chord Zone Error messages related to creating Styles and Songs Index